Richell Pet Stuff Tower for Food Storage | Richell Pet Stuff Tower: Ideal for Cats and Dogs. Max Load Capacity 8.8lbs, Includes Foot Pedal and Food Scoop!

What a game changer! Holds a large quantity of dog food. With plenty of storage room for treats, toys, and meds. Keeps the dog food fresh, and absolutely no odor!

Absolutely love this. We had the roller bins before but they don't look so great and my aussie figured out how to open them and feed herself. This looks nice in my kitchen and it is easy to use. Even if she figured out the foot pedal she couldn't get past the clear top. Easy to put together too. If the drawer doesn't full tip into place just swap them. It was the case for us. Highly recommend.

Bought this to hold our dogs food. I wanted something vertical to store the two kinds of dog food. This works well. I like the size. It doesn't take up a lot of room and fits enough food in it. (We have two large and two small dogs) The food is heavy so I don't normally use the foot thing on the bottom and for some reason, it does not close perfectly on the bottom. But, it is fine as it closes enough so dogs can't get in it. As others have mentioned the covers in the two drawers are more of a pita so I ended up taking them out. I would love for it to be with wooden exterior for a nicer look, but am very happy with this purchase.

The media could not be loaded. I LOVE This food tower. I got mine though warehouse deals so I got a great price on it too (I paid around $45) it looks very neat and compact. Defiantly better than what I was doing before. No more sloppy looking bags of food laying around for me! I saw some people complaining about how they don't stay open when they need it too and I included some pictures and a video of what to do to heep the doors open even with it full of food. Basically you have to open the top and keep opening it until you hear a "click" there's a small plastic hook in the middle of each container that fits into a hole to grab onto. I hope I'm making sense. The weight of the food makes this item very stable and even helps it "automatically" close when you let go of the handle (but still won't close if you have it opened and clicked all the way) I really like the push petal on the bottom too. I can also hang my dogs leash on the side of it as well which is cool. Although it is very narrow so I might just get something different for that, but I do appreciate that the makers of this item tried to go beyond just food storage. As far as capacity I believe it can almost hold a 25 pound bag of dog food. I say almost because I've been feeding my dog out of the bag and am not too sure how much was left before I poured it in but it defiantly holds more than 15 pounds for sure. I also really like the top of this thing too. It's sturdy enough to put cat litter on top for storage (I would suggest ONLY spring heavy stuff on top as long as the base drawer is full to counteract the weight). Also is a good spot to put my two cats dishes and my dogs food dish when they are finished eating. Overall I am really really happy with this. Great addition to keep my home a little more organized and keep my fur babies food fresh :)

Arrived with a broken tab so it was not able to be fully assembled. Very cheap and simple. Should have been $35-45. I would not but it again.

Simple but sturdy and easy to assemble...find it easy for Mom to use and manage the kitties food/goodies.

I love this setup. I have a cat and a dog and I keep their food in the pantry. Up until I bought this, I was storing their very-expensive food in another animal food storage container; the stackable IRIS plastic dog/cat containers. I’ve always gotten very frustrated with them for 2 reasons: 1. I had to move the cat food container (the smaller stackable) every time I fed the dog. This led to constant tipping. The tipping was never an issue when the bin was closed, but quite frequently, after it was tipped, I would set it back on the dog food container and, when I opened it (yes it was level) the cats kibbles would scatter all over the floor. Apparently, the kibbles were small enough to collect in the seams of the container. And 2. The containers felt and looked extremely cheap and flimsy. I finally committed to finding a better setup.I am so glad that I finally paid the wxtra and purchased the Richell. Although it is also made of plastic and lives in the pantry, it doesn’t look cheap. Before I purchased it, I saw that multiple people had commented on the fact that the interior lid will not stay open. IF you open the drawer all of the way, you can pop the internal lid open with no trouble - so to me, it’s a non-issue. It is a little smaller than I would like, but I just keep the rest of the animals food sealed in a storage area and add it when I need to. I LOVE the setup because , since I don’t have to move the smaller container any longer, I am able to put both the dog and cat bowl on top or the storage unit and prepare the food. Most important: NO MORE KIBBLES on the floor in the pantry.I haven’t used the hooks on the side, nor have I mounted the unit. I cannot speak to either of these things.

Easy to assemble but that's where the good ends. Nothing fits well and the covers for the bins are worthless. I'd be returning it but wife tossed the box. Save your money and find something decent.